Incoming generated [Jul 31, 2004]

0462-EX-ST-2004 Correspondence

Honeywell International Inc.

2004-08-02ELS_66827

From: David Gilbert To: John Kennedy Date: July 31, 2004 Subject: FCC File # 0462-EX-ST-2004 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: Attention Mr. John Kennedy. Dear Mr. Kennedy, We would like to carry out testing while the aircraft is airborne but only while the aircraft is positioned at least 50 miles offshore from US territory over open ocean areas away from any PCS operator with which we could potentially interfere. In addition to the airborne operation over open ocean, we would like to carry out testing and experiments while the aircraft is on the ground but at very low power levels to ensure non- interference with ground based PCS operators. Our aircraft is based in Deer Valley, North Phoenix, AZ. we plan to fly the aircraft to remote airports within Arizona and/or adjacent states in order to minimize any potential for interference with revenue-generating PCS services. This is the reason we had asked for an experimental licence to operate within Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah and California. We do not need a licence to operate in the whole area defined as CONUS. Our test plan envisages operating the PCS pico-cell and GSM handsets on board the aircraft at low power levels and taking measurements to check RF emmissions both inside and around the aircraft. We will of course coordinate with local PCS operators to ensure non-interference with any revenue-generating services. Regards David Gilbert.


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